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Does "Empty Cache and Hard Reload" in Chromium/Chrome empty the entire cache or just parts relevant to the current site? My inkling is that it empties absolutely all cached resources (as suggested in the comment to this answer ). However, a definitive answer would be helpful. Chris Barker It empties the entire cache. You can verify this with these steps: Browse through a few sites ( reddit , stack overflow , ...) Enter chrome://cache into the omnibox Save the list of files Go to a basic website with no external resources like example.com Open the developer console, right click on Refresh, and

I'm working with Moodle 2.6, but this isn't really a Moodle question. An activity is defined as an URL. That URL is just a custom-built video player. When the video ends, it goes back to the Moodle course page. That all works just fine, but the Moodle page doesn't reflect that this activity has been completed until the page is refreshed/reloaded using F5. Here is the javascript code that I've used to detect the end of the video: video1.addEventListener("ended", function() { history.back(1); }); I've tried using this: window.location.reload(history.go(-1)); in place of the history.back(1),

I am new to react.js. I have a simple page with table. When I reload the page, state is getting lost. Is there a way to detect the browser refresh ? Try this one. This worked for me. if (window.performance) { if (performance.navigation.type == 1) { alert( "This page is reloaded" ); } else { alert( "This page is not reloaded"); } } The event beforeunload is executed just before window browser is being refreshed. Event is cancellable. window.beforeunload = (e) => { console.log('Stop this'); event.preventDefault() event.returnValue = ''; }; When using React an option is to take control in your

I need to play a .swf file then when the file is changed to reload the player with new content. Sadly, my program of choice does not do monitor files for changes. I came up with a bit convoluted solution: sudo apt-get install incron gtk-gnash echo "my_username" | sudo tee -a /etc/incron.allow # allow my_username to run incron incrontab -e add the following to incrontab: /home/my_username/path/myfile.swf IN_MODIFY /home/my_username/path/run.sh and the run.sh contains: ( also chmod 700 run.sh ) #!/bin/sh killall gtk-gnash gtk-gnash /home/my_username/path/myfile.swf As you can see this is far

I'd like to run the code [tableView reloadData], except I want to call it from a seperate class to the view controller I want to reload the data in. (Note. If there is something more effective to reload a tableview than reloadData, chime in). Say the view I want to reload is 'RootViewController', and I am currently in 'DetailViewController', what do i need to do to make it work. My best attempt right now is [RootViewController.tableView reloadData], but its not right. (I get error: expected ':' before . token. Regards, @norskben You can use notifications or a protocol. Using notifications:

I'm using jqgrid 3.8.2, I'm trying to use below code to reload data from server side and show specific page, like current page. $("#mygrid").setGridParam({datatype:json}).trigger("reloadGrid",[{page:5}]); grid could load data from server properly, but always show first page instead of page 5. anybody could give me a hand on it? Regards Simon I suppose that you use loadonce: true parameter. To reload the data from the server you set datatype : to 'json' (I hope that you use setGridParam({datatype:'json'}) and not setGridParam({datatype:json}) like it is in the code fragment from the question).

I am using java jinput library to read data from joypad, and I have trouble reloading Controllers , I use this to load them: public Controller[] findStickControllers() { ControllerEnvironment ce = ControllerEnvironment.getDefaultEnvironment(); Controller[] cs = ce.getControllers(); System.out.println(cs.length); //test ArrayList<Controller> sel = new ArrayList<>(); for (Controller c: cs) { if(c.getType() == Type.STICK) { sel.add(c); } } return sel.toArray(new Controller[]{}); } This works fine, but if I disconnect my controller, calling this will find it again, and vice versa (connecting it

I have a very simple chat system I've built using PHP and MySQL (this is my second day ever using these languages) and I am wondering if there is any way to auto refresh the table data I'm pulling from my database and loading into an html table via PHP without having something like Javascript go and reload the whole web page... just reloading the html table with the data in it that PHP filled it up with.... Does that make sense? Here is my code if it helps (for /chat.php) <html><head></head><body><center> <form action="chat.php" method="post"> Message: <br><textarea type="text" name="message"

Possible Duplicate: Prevent any form of page refresh using jQuery/Javascript how can i prevent user to reload (refresh) html page using javascript or jquery. after loading the page for the first time, i want to prevent user reload the page either by press F5 or refresh from browser or by any way. Can i do that? Note: i try window.onbeforeunload , but i didn't know how to stop window.onload event from it. Any help? No, you can't. If a user wants to reload a page you cannot stop them. It is not possible to stop the user from page reload/page close if the user wants it. Two methods which you can